the birth of the director andrei tarkovsky, world fame was brought to him by the film reel andrei rublevmirror stalker these works decades after the release of the screens are still in the ranking of the best films of the planet and a round date, a good reason to revisit the legendary paintings of the classic. alina repina did just that. here was a pit for casting kolokolova if you ever make a movie about the middle ages, then you will suzdal all the ancient cities at once. he played hundreds of times in the sixty-fifth, these towers and domes were examined from a helicopter by one andrei in order to shoot another tarkovsky rublev, his best film, which is considered the best russian film in the world, that you can feel all the meditativeness of films tarkovsky, you need to come here to suzdal to the kamenka river to spaso and chemistry monster, because it was here that the finale of andrei rublev was filmed on an ox bell. this place of work is not even like the time machine . and how is the magic space of the icon where different stories you exist simultaneously? for example, this bell r

all because they are russians and daniil medvedev and andrei rublev have previously said that they are against the war. well, who, in principle, for the war, a military operation is a necessary measure, but the statement made did not count medvedev rublev, and all the other russian belarusians, are not allowed to compete until they repented. this is the same deep european nation russian, which means you don’t go to the tennis court, typical discrimination based on nationality . in fairness, it should be noted that the decision of the bumbledon tournament to remove the russians and belarusians was condemned by serp novak djokovic , the first racket of the world, the multiple wimbledon champion, an american from the czech republic, martina navratilova, spoke out in support of ours, but the tournament. yet will pass without the russians. daniil medvedev and andrey rublev did not repent so, it turns out that it is not enough to repent and the actress chupan khamatova, who left for latvia, previously gave an interview to katerina gordeeva on latvian television, but they demand more and more

on this day could have turned 90 years old to the great russian director andrey tarkovsky andrey rublev my favorite mirror stalker nostalgia well, after all, all these films have long been included in the entire film encyclopedia and are considered well-deserved masterpieces for all time. how do you feel about me and did not answer. this cynic is automatically known on the screen in real life, the film director is the main prize of the venice film festival for the film ivanov's childhood, even earlier the picture was watched by the teacher mikhail rom remember this name andrey tarkovsky he said if the well is very stupid sunny day, you can see a star in it, which star? this is any elegantly knitted scarf, fashionable shirts, like dudes, and at the same time a nervous manner of biting nails, an introspective look, something doesn’t work out or you are tired and tormented and suddenly with something a look in the crowd. you will meet with the human and as if you took communion and everything is easier at once, the actor tarkovsky sometimes set unbearable conditions. anatoly solonitsyn. he

rublev — who earlier made it through to the quarter final of the serbia open is one of three top—io playersa sabalenka of belarus who can't play the grass court swing in britain. wimbledon made the decision to ban the players because of the invasion of ukraine. men's world number one and wimbledon champion novak djokovic says he thinks the decision to ban the players is "crazy." translation: iwilll always condemn war. i will never support war, being myself a child of war. i know how much emotional trauma it leaves. in serbia, we all know what happened in 1999. in the balkans, we have had many wars in recent history and ordinary people suffer the most. however, i cannot support the decision of wimbledon, i think it is crazy. players, tennis players, sports people have got nothing to do with that. when politics interferes with sport, the result is not good. in formula 1, carlos sainz has a two year extention with ferrari that will keep him at the team until 202a. the new deal means his contract is as long as the current fi championship leader and teammate charles leclerc. sainz, who joined th

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to the kamenka river to the monastery of the savior, because it was here that the finale of andrei rublev was filmed on a bell. this place of work not even like a time machine, but like a magical space of an icon, where different layers and stories exist simultaneously. for example, this bell ringing. he's from the twenty-first twentieth or fifteenth century. yes, imagine a fresco in an old church, where there are many figures and plots at the same time, this is andrei rublev's three-hour canvas about the monks of andrei, who, as a young man, left sergei from his monastery. after that, for 20 years he wandered, starved, fled from the raids of the tatars and took on terrible trials. everything will endure. for a long time yet will be? feofan i don’t always know, probably everything is in place here. here is the slope from which the son of the caster borisk rolled in search of the very clay needed for the bell, the wonderful role of nikolai burlyaev. andreika found the shooting took place in october , rolling down from this high bank. through the thorns through the stones, he scratched his

faced with a partisan home crowd, world number eight rublev dominated the deciding set to win 6—2, 6—year already. world number one iga swiatek won her fourth consecutive wta title this year as she beat aryna sabalenka in straight sets to claim the stuttgart final on sunday. swiatek picked up her 23rd straight victory as she added stuttgart to title wins in doha, indian wells and miami. the polish player was relentless, breaking sabalenka's serve twice in the opening set, then greeting every point won with a clenched fist of celebration to seal a 6—2, 6—2 win. but is all of your sport for now. goodbye. —— that is all of your sport for now. players from afghanistan's national women's football team have competed in a league match in australia — their first time playing since fleeing the taliban. stephanie prentice reports. back of the net and a celebration for the afghan women's team. cheering and applause. these footballers fled to melbourne when the taliban seized kabul eight month ago. along with their families, they've been trying to rebuild their lives here, and going back to the g

april 4, this day could have been 90 years of the great russian directed by andrey tarkovsky andrey rublevd, but a huge number of really cult paintings has become. now we have long entered the entire encyclopedia of the encyclopedia and absolutely deserved it is considered masterpieces for all time. fasten what? what do you think? i have not been answered. automatically, this cynic on the screen in life is world-famous, a film director, the main prize of the venice film festival for the film ivanov's childhood, the teacher mikhail rom saw the picture even earlier, remember this name andrey tarkovsky said he, if the well is very deep, even on the sunniest day. can i see a star, which star? elegantly tied with a scarf , fashionable shirts, like those of dudes, and at the same time a nervous manner of biting nails, a look inward, something turns out or you are tired and tormented, and suddenly you meet a human eye in the crowd with something. and as if he took communion and everything was easier at once, the actor tarkovsky sometimes set unbearable conditions. anatoly solonitsyn. he ordered n

excellent we have dmitry kulkov pavel romanov roman ivanov irina slightly svetlana vidyashkina and yure rublevchannel one lugansk people's republic the manifestation of russophobia in the west requires global action at the level of international organizations, sergei lavrov said in new delhi, the head of the russian foreign ministry arrived in india on an official visit. today, he is expected to meet with the prime minister at a rendering mod, and just a few minutes ago , negotiations at the level of foreign ministers ended, following which sergey lavrov answered journalists' questions, including on the situation in ukraine. for the first time, the ukrainian side put down on paper its vision of the agreements that, uh, need to be reached, uh, and these agreements. in general, they should form. first we have a lecture. there is a movement forward, first of all in regard to e, the recognition of the impossibility in ukraine to be a bloc and a country of the impossibility for ukraine to seek happiness throughout the atlantic alliance, without a nuclear vlog, a neutral status - this is what is now

rublev has a good suggestion.ed. john millman said that all wimbledon profits should go to ukraine. there are other solutions to this. i don't understand going forward how if wimbledon does this the road is navigatable. i'm going to paris for the tournament in a couple weeks, as of now russians are allowed. there are some team events in tennis and in those events russians have not been allowed to play because they have their flags on their back, it's nation against nation. in the case of wimbledon they're overstepping. i hope it changes. i think the only way -- they're also going against the rules of the grand slam events, the atp, wba, which says you cannot discriminate against anybody except by ranking. by ranking these guys should be allowed to play. i think the only thing that would force wimbledon to step back is if they -- if they threaten to boycott. all of them. and i'm not sure that will happen. >> mary, we're going to watch and see what happens at the french open. we'll tune in to watch you as well. than

and owning an elite car, not yearn for the rublev wall without love, you can’t live the way - man, done, with an unloved country, i ’m flying away. swim away. world. you deserve beauty! what do you want? don't move the unloved country that you go to the soupy tyumen, don't live with the unloved country. well, that's all for today. because our mishin krivoruchko came. and he said, leave one by one, if anything, we are geologists. i look forward to seeing you next time. all the best. well , that’s all, the nato member, understands that ukraine can’t cope, so now he legalizes everything that they can, they started saying that now we’ll take it like ukrainians. we will train them to work with nato weapons. well, when he says so, it means that such ukrainians have been around for a long time and they have been taught for a really long time. it’s just that now they are trying to legalize nato supplies in general, of course, they are nato members, the guys are so clear their task is to fight to the last ukrainian. at the same time, they think how. well, those that do not die on the battlefiel

rublev — who earlier made it through to the quarter final of the serbia 0pen is one of three top—10 playersthinks the decision to ban the players is "crazy." translation: iwill| always condemn war. i will never support war, being myself a child of war. i know how much emotional trauma it leaves. in serbia, we all know what happened in 1999. in the balkans, we have had many wars in recent history and ordinary people suffer the most. however, i cannot support the decision of wimbledon, i think it is crazy. players, tennis players, sports people have got nothing to do with that. when politics interferes with sport, the result is not good. in formula 1, carlos sainz has a two year extention with ferrari that will keep him at the team until 202a. the new deal means his contract is as long as the current f1 championship leader and teammate charles leclerc. sainz, who joined the team in 2021, is currently third. there's been many good moments and i'm lucky to say that with only one year and the team and i've already... yeah, i can feel good moments coming. i feel like we are working very well alre

and he lived somehow modestly by the standards of the rublev establishment, a wooden manor without frillsat else does a leader need? ldpr handsome? you see what a wild boar and horned deer. it was just that it was still being built here, there was nowhere to hang the house. here flies flies. that's op, to the new house first. he carried hunting trophies spitting. i don’t know this boar, i don’t know, and i forgot where he was when he shot the same thing, a deer. i'm not sensitive you want this movie. here he walks into it and cries oh oh oh horns, what oh, deer, jumped, deer, all day long do not spit on him on lena of this boar. here are the toilets. look at what good toilets that no one has, no golden toilet bowls, everything is restrained and tasteful. here i have what i dreamed of in the dining room, you know, the dining room. i asked for chairs to put just such a chair. remove immediately. and that doesn't work either. i won’t arrest him there. the spacious kitchen has a cutting chair a little more than a ministerial one, so that you can freely conjure over dishes. i wanted, to a larg

i read that you yourself refused andrey rublev's fool, and the fool because you need to write there,that is, wait, no, no, what was yes, yes, yes also, so what a fool. they tried solaris solaris at tarkovsky's on the hara, and, of course, there were a lot of yusuf's samples, i had to shoot. in solaris, she never played, either tarkovsky did not approve, or was blacklisted, but her role in the mirror. she obviously underestimates in this episode, where the mother's friend, who plays demidov, quite suddenly, for no reason, goes from compassion to aggression almost to insult, where she hits the sick one on the sickest one and cries herself, as if there is no logic of her expressive spouse. and before that, your senseless emancipated state, then we will assume that he saved him in time, but in fact, alla does not play so many people. how much the subconscious of the era, the womb, which is filled with memories of their values ​​and scraps of the old way of life, but also with shit and pus fear, the threat of disruption at any moment. the heroine of this film is the mother of tarkovsky, b

came out with their hands up from the territory of the plant named after lich metallizis and yuri rublevannel is successfully moving forward and the division of the donetsk people's republic named after. that is, to take control of the strategic height, there was a lot of captured equipment left. fleeing, the nationalists threw ammunition, including those that have been banned for more than 100 years, a report by dmitry tolmachev and found a warehouse of equipment, which the wrecked part was mostly wrecked, but in in working order, therefore, not only armored vehicles, but also police cars are subject to restoration . banderas. they also beat jihad. they also work on pickup trucks, where the minutes are also displayed, and they fire at our soldiers. outskirts. mariupol from here, as in the palm of your hand you can see the whole city. it can be said that the soldiers crawled here along the plastunskaya. the soldiers took it all by assault for this strategic height, the enemy clung to almost 10 days the day before there was a fight going on. we can see how hard it is today. here are the f

made the decision to make a statement or at least a gesture — i'm thinking of the tennis star andrey rublevto a camera and wrote, "no war, please" in marker on that camera. that went around the world. i'm thinking of the 30 very prominent russian chess masters who signed an open letter calling on mr putin to end the war. there are people in sport and competition who've made choices — choices different from yours. yes, i know of them, and, you know, i really welcome their right to do that. as i said in the beginning of our discussion, it's important to do as you feel right. and, you know, if you want to voice your opinion, that's great. but i also think that there should be a place in neutrality in sports. and, you know, if you put sports into a position where it becomes a political, you know, battleground, i believe, you know, it could become a very dangerous place to compete. as you pointed out, you're the only russian formula i driver — or you were — and there are no ukrainians. but ijust wonder, can you get inside what it might be like fora ukrainian competitor, sportsperson, to have to

at the end of the issue, we have time to tell great sports news from belgrade, the russian andrey rublevnovak djokovic in the final of a prestigious tennis tournament. in his homeland, the game ended with a score of 6:20 6-7-60 in favor of the russian. the victory is more than significant rubles. for the first time, djokovic turned out to be stronger, who for many years was the first racket of the world. and that's all for now . we are following developments. and now look continuation of the film earth how long did the offensive of the red army continue successfully, the soviet troops liberated ukraine, belarus, the baltic republics, with the exception of courland? 1944 the western border of the ussr was almost completely restored. from november 28 to december 1, 1943, a meeting of the leaders of the three allied states was held in the iranian capital tehran. the ussr, the usa and great britain, it was there that the decision was made to open the 2nd anti-german front in france by the allies of the ussr, and the discussion of plans began post-war order of the world. now, in february 1945

litvinova elena vorontsova lead and it has just become known that the russian tennis player andrey rublev the first time in career beat the world's no. 1 novak djokovic and won the tournament in belgrade well, all the news always available on the media platform is available in the app or on the website smotrim.ru, we have everything by this hour until the meeting. happy holiday. good evening everyone on the russia tv channel that the amazing voices of the fate of the song that changed life in the spotlight, and we start today with an acquaintance with a singer whose voice you love, but you have never seen the women of russia today you will fall in love. meet german rook. for six months, the ligament tore my voice hard i surprise myself. maybe it’s old age with a breath and a breeze, all of a sudden it’s not given to me under a crab and cabbage for so many years left to fool around, i still would have a little more, but apparently this behavior doesn’t suit me and i see more and more often, i don’t have ridicule and contempt, it’s just that my shoulders always follow world and others. i'm

people who came out as satellites from the territory of the lich plant cannot be cut off by yuri rublevrst channel. the court in lvov changed the measure of restraint for the head of the polisavet, the opposition platform for life party, viktor medvedchuk. he was taken into custody without the possibility of bail. this clarifies the ukrainian media, meanwhile, the spouse of the politician oksana marchenko appealed to the families of british mercenaries who surrendered to the russian military and the forces of the dpr marchenko invites them to advocate for the exchange of their relatives for medvedchuk to support this initiative, the wife of the current mp also asks saudi arabia, from which marchenko's opinion there is an opportunity to influence london. in addition, medvedchuk's wife recorded a video message to vladimir putin about what is happening with her husband in ukraine, marchenko called a trial and extrajudicial reprisals against an objectionable politician , noting that viktor medvedchuk had previously agreed to extradite the russian side. now about our military, who distinguis

rublev — who earlier made it through to the quarter fianls of the serbia 0pen — is one of three top—10s — who cannot play in south west london this summer. wimbledon made the decision to ban russian and belarusian players because of the invasion of ukraine. the men's world number one novak djokovic thinks the decision to ban the players is �*crazy�* i will always condemn all war and i will never support war myself being a child of war. i know how much trauma it leaves. in serbia we know what happened in 1999. in the balkans we had many worries in history and ordinary people suffer most but i cannot support the decision of wimbledon. i think it's crazy. tennis players and sportspeople have got nothing to do with that. politics interferes with sports the result is not good. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. co. uk/sport. well, let's get more now on the announcement today by manchester united on their new manager, erik ten hag. he's currently in charge of the dutch side, ajax. united fans will be hoping he'll be able

russian world number eight andrey rublev says wimbledon's ban on russian and belarusian players because djokovic agrees. following his victory here at the serbia open over miomir kecmanovic, which took him into the quarter—finals, djokovic was asked for his thoughts about the decision wimbledon announced on wedneday: translation:, i translation: , i will always condemn translation:, i will always condemn more, i will never support war being a child of war. i know how much emotional trauma it leaves. in serbia we all know what happened in 1999. in the balkans we have had many wars in recent history and ordinary people suffer the most however i cannot support the decision of wimbledon, i think it's crazy. players, tennis players, sportspeople have nothing to do with that. when politics interferes with sport, the result is not good. meanwhile on the wta tour, the world number 3 paula badosa, at the top of your screen, is through to the quarter—finals of the stuttgart grand prix — but she was made to work hard for her 2nd round victory against elena rybakina of kazakhstan. the match went to

life will be excellent and excellent for us romanov roman ivanov irina svetlana vidyashkina and yuri rublevt. channel one lugansk people's republic and again mariupol, the main neo-nazi forces are concentrated in three districts in the city center in the port and at the azovstal plant. nationalists have affected almost all quarters, so today our correspondent konstantin was convinced that the fighting in mariupol continues, however, every new day you can go a little further through the city explosions, then further, then closer without stopping for a long time in this yard they don’t shoot, they shoot every day . yes, that is, there is no such thing that here all the time it doesn’t look like things are coming to an end, it doesn’t look like. it doesn’t seem like they were hoping that today might be the first day and somehow something would change , no. it rumbles from the very morning here with dashes from district ran from district to district, but to no avail. you see, everywhere, everything is bombed. everything flies everywhere, and where my parents and my home are. i don’t know at all

all because they are russians and daniil medvedev and andrey rublev said earlier that they were againstciple, for the war, a military operation is a necessary measure, but the statement made did not count the bears in rubles and all the other russians and belarusians were not allowed to compete until they repented. this is the same deep european russian nazism, which means you don’t go out to the tennis court.

excellent we have dmitry kulko pavel romanov roman ivanov irina a little svetlana vidyashkina and yuri rublevnnel one lugansk people's republic that's all thanks for being with us right now the program is a big game. the information channel on the first continues the big game good evening , we have been working on the air over the past 10 years, two countries have provided 60% of the increase in the entire world economy. these are china and india, two world giants, the total population of which is approaching 3 billion people, three times more than the entire combined west. indeed, the future of mankind largely depends on china and india - this is the first and third economies of the world and it is in china and india the most important international events of recent days have taken place. first, sergey viktorovich lavrov was on a visit to china. today, he met with the prime minister in india, and very important decisions were made. brought up today politicians of the european union at the summit of the people's republic of china european union. hear what the president said the root cause of

appreciation of the pole can reach up to 45% alexander lyakin ekaterina ovsyannikova andrey goldyrev yuri rublev. channel one our military, who are currently undergoing treatment at the vishnevsky hospital, received state awards for worthy fulfillment of their duty to protect the civilian population of donbass. the decree and award were previously signed by vladimir putin nine medals for courage and one order of courage was presented by the head main directorate of personnel of the ministry of defense. colonel general viktor goremykin. he noted that after discharge, the servicemen will be sent for rehabilitation by departmental centers. and that's what the fighters themselves say. they shot at the car, the bullet hit the bucket through the door, the comrades helped pulled it out of the car. they immediately bandaged everything from there to the shelter, from there they went to the medical center, not so to speak, not for awards to help the civilian population of donbass lugansk and here is another example of the heroism of our fighters, the highest professionalism and steel extract. he was worth

. >> and let me ask you about andrey rublev, because he said this was illogical and complete discriminationine, and i am sure that you saw that, and what about the athletes who don't support the war, and should an exception be made for them. >> "don't support the war" is one thing, but saying "no war" is if ukraine will stop shooting, the war is over. but the fact is that if ukraine stops shooting, we will be destroyed and ukraine will be not existing. so only russia can stop shooting, and go back to their country. so no war peace. and the so it doesn't work this way. what is russian army doing inside of ukraine is that you are not able to comprehend the atrocities and the level of b barbarianism. i have seen with my own eyes what has been done by the russians in bucha and if they don't feel they can do something out loud because of being scared of for their families, well, okay, but we have daily bombardments while they are silent about what happens in ukraine. >> the last time we spoke with you a few weeks ago, and at the time you were telling us that when you were leaving to fight, your

you have andrey rublev who's another top ten player from russia who said "no war."nderway. as far as taking a stand against their government, that's something that's just not palpable for these players at this moment in time. and remember, the russian government, putin included, they've celebrated their russian athletes to a degree that maybe even more over the top than it is here in this country. we know how much we celebrate our athletes. and when you look at the debacle that was the olympic games of the figure skating, the figure skater scandal that went on there, they are in an absolutely no-win situation. not only are they going to miss wimbledon, anderson, but multiple other tournaments. >> it's not the first time politics and sports have intersected recently. as you mentioned peng shuai, the russian olympic skater at the winter olympics, brittney griner. how slippery a slope is this? >> i think the slope is getting more and more slippery by the minute. and i think this idea that sports are not political, we can throw that out the window over the course of the

fact that there are anti-war russian tennis players so you look at number seven player in the world, rublevn outspoken against russia's aggression in ukraine. he even was probably had the most viral moment of any russian against the war when he went up to a camera lens and with a magic marker, drew an anti-war statement and, you know, even though there's, of course, great risk of fallout for him in russia for doing such a thing. why are we silencing him right now? wouldn't we want to elevate that voice and wouldn't wimbledon be the perfect place to do so? why enact collective punishment against a player and this goes for all the players, who don't fly under a flag. they're not olympic athletes. they're not world cup athletes. they're independent contractors. most of the time, they don't even live in their country. they live in places like dubai or turks and caicos. they don't live in russia or pay taxes to russia. i get why people are supporting this. we can all feel so helpless in the face of such carnage and aggression that we're looking for things to say, we're against this and this is h

rublev, who's through to the quarter—finals of the serbia open, is one of three top—10 players, alongemma raducanu, has won back—to—back matches for the first time this year. she's through to the quarter finals of the stuttgart open after beating germany's tamara korpatsch in three sets. raducanu will now face the world number one, iga swiatek. it's the first time the two players have met on the wta tour. england's jack lisowski says he "wasn't allowed" to pay tribute to ukraine at the world snooker championship, as he is not from the eastern european country. the world number 14 has ukrainian heritage through his grandfather, and has wore a ukraine badge on his waistcoat in previous tournaments. the world championship organisers said the sport cannot be used as a "political platform." interesting he said in the second round, if he wins, he will waive a ukrainian flag. interesting to see how that develops. sport is a constant political battle. and whether it can be used or not to say you do not want to make a political port, it is a real tension and it is eroding a lot more because of

meanwhile off the court, men's world number eight andrey rublev says wimbledon's ban on russian and belarusianers, along with fellow russian daniil medvedev and aryna sabalenka of belarus, who cannot play in south west london this summer. wimbledon made the decision to ban the players because of the invasion of ukraine. swimming's world governing body fina has suspended russian olympic gold medallist evgeny rylov for nine months after he attended a rally in moscow in support of russia's military campaign in ukraine. rylov, who won gold in 100 and 200 metres backstroke in tokyo last year, was among several athletes who attended the rally hosted by president vladimir putin. fina has already cancelled all its events that were set to take place in russia, and has barred russian and belarusian athletes and officials from taking part in its competitions until the end of the year. england's jack lisowski says he will wave a ukrainian flag if he beats neil robertson at the world snooker championship — despite being told he cannot pay tribute to the country. the world number 14 has ukrainian heritage t

andrey rublev writing on a tv camera _ haven't we?ant could that win be at the end of the season? eddie nketiah scored twice as arsenal boosted their champions league hopes with a 4—2 win at chelsea. they're level on points with fourth placed tottenham . chelsea remain third. everton boosted their hopes of staying up with a 1—1 draw at home to leicester city. richarlison rescued the point for frank lampard's side in injury time. they're now four points clear of the relegation zone . and newcastle have all but secured their safety in the top flight, with a 1—0 win over crystal palace — miguel almiron with the goal. eddie howe's side move up to 11th. some good news forjoe root. last week he resigned as england test captain after a woeful series of results , but he's been named the world's leading men's cricketer by wisden. root s departure ended an up and down five—year tenure during which the 31—year—old scored more runs than any previous england test captain. reflecting on that move by wimbledon this morning to ban and exclude those _